Jimmy Carter

The best weapon is one that's never used in combat.

I cannot win without you.

As long as I am President, you will never see income from social security taxed.

I've had two goals in mind, as your President and as their President: first of all, to protect the integrity and the principles and the interests of our own country.

Citizens can be confident that a complaint filed under this system will receive fair and serious attention throughout the process.

I want to see a tremendous Democratic victory in Massachusetts and throughout the Nation on November the 4th.

The office of President is one that's revered by the American people.

I think now, at least from the public opinion polls published, he seems to be sliding down.

This legislation helps to ensure that the organizational structure of the Federal courts will reflect the needs and conditions of the areas they serve.

My election can be in your hands, and what you decide the next few hours about the degree of your commitment-to raise money, you finance it; to designate workers, you do it; to lead those workers, you do it.

Peace is not an accident. It has to be won every day, against all the forces that would gamble with the fate of the world.

I remember growing up during the Depression years in Georgia.

Nothing in this Order shall be construed to limit, delay, or prohibit any agency action which is essential for the protection of public health or safety, for national security, or for the maintenance or rehabilitation of environmental…

Our Nation is strong, the strongest nation on Earth.

I am pleased to sign into law H.R. 7665, the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals Reorganization Act of 1980.

There is a lot at stake in this election: minimum wage, we've improved it greatly; unemployment compensation, the Congress is now extending it an additional period of time to protect families whose incomes are in danger.

I am pleased to sign into law S. 1873, the Judicial Councils Reform and Judicial Conduct and Disability Act of 1980.

Ours is a nation of sound beliefs and a sure and certain future.

I want to talk to you seriously tonight about a matter that's serious to you.

I represent you in trying to shape a better life for Americans.

I'm pleased to be with you, because of several reasons.

I cannot sign this bill without noting the impact the old Fifth Circuit has had on this Nation.

I'm deeply grateful to Senator Kennedy for the warm words of support.

Our country is a great country.

Judicial independence—the freedom of judges to interpret and apply the law without favor or fear of retribution—is amply safeguarded by this legislation.